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I would be very surprised if there were any non-HDCP enabled devices still being made due to the fact that it is a requirement for any HDCP approved mfgr to ensure that thier devices will not interact with non HDCP enabled devices...
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I would be very surprised if there were any non-HDCP enabled devices still being made due to the fact that it is a requirement for any HDCP approved mfgr to ensure that thier devices will not interact with non HDCP enabled devices...

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yeah, i agree, it's impossible to find one. &nbsp;i guess I still need to document this somehow. &nbsp;my options are pretty much. &nbsp;<br />
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1) Find a non-dhcp monitor (to test a software app with) <br />
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2) Find documentation that shows that non-hdcp aren't made, and haven't been made for x years which means they make up y% of monitors (which is miniscule/immaterial).<br />
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hmm... thanks for your note.
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yeah, i agree, it's impossible to find one.  i guess I still need to document this somehow.  my options are pretty much.  

1) Find a non-dhcp monitor (to test a software app with)

2) Find documentation that shows that non-hdcp aren't made, and haven't been made for x years which means they make up y% of monitors (which is miniscule/immaterial).

hmm... thanks for your note.

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I need a non-hdcp enabled monitor or tv. &nbsp;Everything that I can find IS hdcp enabled. &nbsp;Does anyone know of a brand/line of monitors/tvs which don't support hdcp (and where this is documented?). Something new in stores is ideal but something that I need to get off of ebay is okay too, given that they exist.<br />
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Thanks.
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I need a non-hdcp enabled monitor or tv.  Everything that I can find IS hdcp enabled.  Does anyone know of a brand/line of monitors/tvs which don't support hdcp (and where this is documented?). Something new in stores is ideal but something that I need to get off of ebay is okay too, given that they exist.

Thanks.

Where can I get a non-hdcp enabled monitor or TV?

A monitor or a display is an electronic visual display for computers, usually comprised of the display device, circuitry, casing, and power supply. The display device in modern monitors is typically a thin film transistor liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) thin panel, while older monitors used a cathode ray tube (CRT) about as deep as the screen size. They are connected to the computer via VGA, DVI, DisplayPort, Thunderbolt, LVDS or other proprietary connectors and signals.